Dimitar Sabev

Dimitar Sabev is an economist and journalist who studies the problems of economics - the intersection between nature, market and culture. He is the author of the books The Knocked Down Earth (2010), Salamander (2016) and Marketing, Consumption and Economic Growth (2021). He has won awards for investigative journalism and journalistic ethics. PhD in Economics from the UNWE with a dissertation on Economic (de)growth. He is currently a senior assistant at the Institute of Economic Research at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.

You may have missed

Central and Eastern Europe is expected to play a greater role in EU foreign and security policy

1 week ago Vladimir Mitev

Periphery is opportunity – decolonial scholars from Central and South-Eastern Europe say

2 weeks ago Cross-border Talks

Sergiu Mișcoiu: Polish-Romanian relations have a solid base for development

2 weeks ago Piotr Wójcik

Why did Bulgarians’ and Gagauzes’ regions vote against Maia Sandu and the constitutional changes in Moldova, which are to allow EU membership?

2 weeks ago Vladimir Mitev

Octawian Milewski: Moldova needs collective international support to succeed with reforms in Maia Sandu’s second term

2 weeks ago Vladimir Mitev
Skip to content